Safe & Comfortable Wisdom Tooth Removal by Experienced Dentists

Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last permanent teeth to erupt, usually between the ages of 17 and 25. While some wisdom teeth grow normally, many become impacted or emerge at an angle due to lack of space, leading to pain, swelling, infection, or damage to nearby teeth.

What is Wisdom Tooth Extraction?

Wisdom tooth extraction is a dental procedure performed to remove one or more third molars that are causing pain, infection, crowding, or other oral health problems. Depending on the position of the tooth, the procedure may be a simple extraction or a minor surgical extraction for impacted teeth.

Our dentists carefully evaluate your condition using digital X-rays and recommend extraction only when it is necessary for your long-term oral health.

When Do You Need Wisdom Tooth Removal?

You may require wisdom tooth extraction if you experience:

• Persistent pain at the back of the mouth
• Swollen, red, or infected gums around the wisdom tooth
• Difficulty opening your mouth or chewing
• Food getting trapped around partially erupted wisdom teeth
• Bad breath or an unpleasant taste due to infection
• Damage or pressure on adjacent teeth
• Recurrent gum infections around the wisdom tooth

Early diagnosis helps prevent complications and makes treatment easier.

Our Wisdom Tooth Extraction Procedure

• Comprehensive Examination
  Our dentist examines your mouth and takes digital X-rays to assess the position and condition of the wisdom tooth.
• Treatment Planning
  Based on the diagnosis, we determine whether a simple or surgical extraction is required and explain the procedure in detail.
• Comfortable Tooth Removal
  The area is numbed using local anaesthesia to ensure a pain-free procedure. If required, a small incision is made to safely remove impacted teeth.
• Cleaning & Closure
  The extraction site is cleaned thoroughly, and stitches may be placed if necessary to promote proper healing.
• Recovery Guidance
  You’ll receive detailed post-operative instructions and medications to minimize discomfort and support faster healing.

Most patients can return to their routine activities within a day or two, while complete healing generally takes about one to two weeks depending on the complexity of the extraction.